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All right, Brian, who for some reason signs his emails, Brian. I'm going to start to show

with a yeehaw like always. So make the necessary adjustments to the equipment. Here we go. Yeehaw.

Wait a minute. What was that, Maltesers? Maltesers always firing off some kind of weapon at the

beginning of the show. And this time, look, looked a little different to me. What do you got?

I got a Rambo compound bow that I just shot into the side of my tractor trailer for shits and

griggles. Wow. Now Rambo, when he, when he, I like Rambo. That's a grandpa and a Rambo.

Rampa. That's what they called me. That's what they should have called that last movie.

He's, when he does, if there's, there's an explosive device on it, isn't there? Isn't that right?

Yeah, as well. Wait till next week. Holy shit. Oh, man. All right. Well, good. Hey, folks,

I'm going to say the thing I say at the top of the show every time. Hello, friend. Come on in.

The gate is open wide. And that is, once again, from the lyrics that was later written to the,

to the music of the theme song of Bonanza. And as we've discussed before, those lyrics are an

awkward fit. Okay. Welcome, folks, to episode eight and six of Bonanza's for Bonanza with Dalton

Wilcox. That's me. I'm Dalton Wilcox. A real working cowboy. I am the poet laureate of the West

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